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We have even included some excerpts for you to check out. As you read through the Table of Contents, click on the gold links to catch a glimpse of what this issue holds for you. FICTION
Jim Shepard JOHN ASHCROFT: MORE IMPORTANT THINGS THAN MEI promoted the de-funding of the NEA. The average guy who wants to go down and see Garth Brooks, he doesn't get a federal subsidy. Scott Spencer IN A PERFECT WORLD, An excerpt from the forthcoming novel, A SHIP MADE OF PAPERThis is the pinnacle, the greatest happiness he has ever known, right there, asking the dog if she is Jesus, and Iris telling the dog not to answer. Jonathan Lethem THE VISIONHe believed himself or anyway claimed to be the VIsion: the brooding, superpowered android from Marvel Comics' Avengers David Benioff ZOANTHROPYFrom the animal perspective, I think, nothing that makes you bleed is a good thing. Lewis Robinson OFFICER FRIENDLYI suppose I didn't want to look like a criminal but I was annoyed that my jean jacket, black wool hat, and steel-toed boots didn't speak danger. POETRY
Les MurrayAT THE WIDENING OF A WARPattiann Rogers THE LOST CREATION OF THE EARTHSTUDY FROM RIGHT ANGLESSergey Gandlevsky, translated by Philip Metres TO MY MOTHERSarah Manguso I DO NOT KNOW TO CALL IT BITTERNESS OR JOYSue Kwock Kim ON SPARROWS Ellen Doré Watson GHAZAL FOR SHAHIDMark Ford EARLY TO BED, EARLY TO RISETWENTY TWENTY VISIONPENUMBRARobin Robertson NIGHT DRIVINGTHE PANTHERNEW VOICES
Fiction: Mary OtisPILGRIM GIRL It's Rick. The reason she is pretending to be a traveling saleswoman. Again, this occurs to her, too late. Poetry: Michael Leong THE PRIVILEGE OF HERMESJennifer Srygley LETTER TO HUGO FROM BROOKLYNFOR THE SMALL BOY WITH THE BIG SCARF IN XI'AN SQUAREESSAY
Jeffrey EugenidesTHE BUNKER Exploring a Nazi bomb shelter underneath Berlin's American Academy. PILGRIMAGE
Albert MobilioFOR KEEPS: THE CHRISTIAN C. SANDERSON MUSEUMCollecting almost everything he touched, Christian Sanderson was the archaeologist and curator of his own life. INTERVIEWS
Charles D'Ambrosio talks to Heather Larimer in the remote woods of Montana, about mining darkness and his return from the abyss.PROFILESFrom Girl with a Pearl Earring to Falling Angel, the number one best-selling author Tracy Chevalier talks to Ellen Fagg about literary labels and the gnawing pressure of success. LOST & FOUND
"John Marr" on Harry Stephen Keeler.Jon Raymond on Stewart Holbrook's Holy Old Mackinaw. Sara Roahen on Abby Fisher's What Mrs. Fisher Knows about Old Southern Cooking. Karl Iagnemma on Henry Rowe Schoolcraft. S. Shankar on R.K. Narayan. A READABLE FEAST
Amy BloomCOOKING AND STEALINGThe writer remembers a talented shoplifter and great cook, who taught her that eating bad food is just plain wrong. THE LAST WORD
Elizabeth BenedictFAQDigital help for the most commonly asked dating questions. |
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